This is my first boot animation i've made. Its quite simple but its a full 720x1280 HD boot animation.
Theres a slight pause between the end of the animation and between when the lock screen loads up. Unfortunately, I think this is due to it running 720x1280 res animations and nothing can be done from what I can tell
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Please excuse the quality of the preview. My internet connection isn't that great and a full size animation for a preview is a 30mb gif..
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You can flash this using adb or by copying it to your SDcard and then to a location on your phone.
ADB - Permanent:
adb push <bootanimation.zip> /data/local
ADB - Semi-Permanent:
adb push <bootanimation.zip> /system/media
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http://www.superbwallpapers.com/abstract/cubes-4656/
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Just installed it but the animation doesn't appear to loop so once it's finished I just get a black screen until android has finished loading.
Tung_meister said:
Just installed it but the animation doesn't appear to loop so once it's finished I just get a black screen until android has finished loading.
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Hmm good point.
I set the loop to 0 as it is set in the stock animation and it never stops looping, hence never booting into Android
Evostance said:
Hmm good point.
I set the loop to 0 as it is set in the stock animation and it never stops looping, hence never booting into Android
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I've just tried setting the loop to 0 aswell, the first few reboots android took quite along time to load up and my wallpaper was replaced with one of the stock ones but looping did work correctly, just rebooted again and i'm stuck in the animation loop. Maybe it's an issue with using a 720p boot animation?
Edit: My phone just finally finished booting after about 5 minutes of showing the boot animation, I'm guessing it must be memory issue to do with the size of the animation as again my wallpaper has defaulted to one of the stock ones. Maybe try reducing the length or fps of the animation?
Tung_meister said:
I've just tried setting the loop to 0 aswell, the first few reboots android took quite along time to load up and my wallpaper was replaced with one of the stock ones but looping did work correctly, just rebooted again and i'm stuck in the animation loop. Maybe it's an issue with using a 720p boot animation?
Edit: My phone just finally finished booting after about 5 minutes of showing the boot animation, I'm guessing it must be memory issue to do with the size of the animation as again my wallpaper has defaulted to one of the stock ones. Maybe try reducing the length or fps of the animation?
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The animation itself is about 6 seconds long. 100 frames at 24fps so it shouldnt be that much of an issue. It works fine without the loop anyway so I can't see it being a memory issue
Evostance said:
The animation itself is about 6 seconds long. 100 frames at 24fps so it shouldnt be that much of an issue. It works fine without the loop anyway so I can't see it being a memory issue
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The only reason I thought memory issue was due to my live wallpaper being replaced with the stock normal wallpaper and trackball alert FC'ing .
Tung_meister said:
The only reason I thought memory issue was due to my live wallpaper being replaced with the stock normal wallpaper and trackball alert FC'ing .
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Interesting. Didn't do that with me
Evostance said:
Interesting. Didn't do that with me
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I thought you hadn't been able to get it to boot into android at all with loop being set to 0? I only see those problems when it eventually boots after looping for ages.
Tung_meister said:
I thought you hadn't been able to get it to boot into android at all with loop being set to 0? I only see those problems when it eventually boots after looping for ages.
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Sorry, half asleep just ignore me. I thought you were on about the normal unlooped boot
Evostance said:
This is my first boot animation i've made. Its quite simple but its a full 720x1280 HD boot animation.
Theres a slight pause between the end of the animation and between when the lock screen loads up. Unfortunately, I think this is due to it running 720x1280 res animations and nothing can be done from what I can tell
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Just wanna say, looks cool on the browser but on xda app the links are useless
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using XDA App
Any chance of a mirror other then Filesonic?
Damien White said:
Any chance of a mirror other then Filesonic?
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Until a mirror comes up, you could always download the "full" version of the bootanimation randomizer script, which has several bootanimations including this one, and extract it from there.
Related
I didn't make the original work. I just modified the information so that it tailored the specs of the G2.
Code:
adb devices (optional, only to see if adb sees your phone)
adb remount
adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local
(if this doesn't work, try pushing to /system/media also)
Now to test if it worked type:
Code:
adb shell bootanimation
<press ctrl+c to quit>
Info on BIOS is for G2.
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*Update* 01/03/11
All the updates are in! 800 MHz is made per request.
Added Gingerbread versions for those running 2.3!
Rename file to "bootanimation.zip", then follow instructions above.
Enjoy!
*Update* 02/28/11
Added CM6 and CM7 version for those using Flippy125's Kernel.
Okay...WE NOW HAVE SOUND!!
First off, thanks to mrdaviso for script and instructions from spiicytuna.
My apologies to amazinglarry311, credit goes to him/her for the enablesound script.
enablebootsound scripts can be found here:
Enable Sound Boot
Here's how I did it:
Flash zip file from recovery.
reboot
Place android_audio.mp3 on sdcard root (change name of android_audio.zip to android_audio.mp3)
adb shell(I am assuming you are root)
enablebootsound(mine wasn't already enabled)
newbootsound
You can also use this script to install bootanimation now. ( I still prefer the old way)
place bootanimation.zip on sdcard root
newbootanim
A "Thanks" will do.
Nice! I'll def. give this boot animation a shot! Thanks for sharing.
I like it but... on part1, youre missing several images causing a blank bootup at the end of the bios animation. you might wanna add some more in part1 to remedy that.
sino8r said:
I like it but... on part1, youre missing several images causing a blank bootup at the end of the bios animation. you might wanna add some more in part1 to remedy that.
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I wasn't sure if it's part0 or part 1.
Do I have to divide the number of images in each folder evenly?
sino8r said:
I like it but... on part1, youre missing several images causing a blank bootup at the end of the bios animation. you might wanna add some more in part1 to remedy that.
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I fixed it. I've replaced the attachment.
booting up my desire z takes roughly 3 seconds.
why wasting time with a 30 seconds boot image?
snudel said:
booting up my desire z takes roughly 3 seconds.
why wasting time with a 30 seconds boot image?
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well if u want it take if not don't use i know i will try it
Could you change/make another version showing pershoot kernel speeds?
1.51Ghz?
Just wondering...
should it go to /data/local or /system/media?
does it matter?
Thanks it works!!!!!!!
Sent from my T-Mobile G2 using XDA App
looks great! I've been looking for something to snazzy to replace the generic g2 logo and have been too lazy to look into how to make my own
very nice
I installed it and the first bootup it froze on me at the android logo screen part. Second time it started hanging a little bit after where it froze before... then it went black screened and eventually showed my home screen. Weird...
Edit: tried it once more and it's frozen :/
I am such a nerd this totally made my day! Freaking sweet boot animation. I don't think I will ever change it. My G2 is running so fresh now. Good work yo
works great, and I like it! so nerdy! hahaha
snudel said:
booting up my desire z takes roughly 3 seconds.
why wasting time with a 30 seconds boot image?
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That's not really booting though, that's a trick where it doesn't shut down, it just suspends and switches off. A proper boot takes a lot longer.
Can someone post screenshots of this?
Sent from my HTC Vision using XDA App
*Nevermind went to orig. Forum post and saw screenshots. Thank you!
snudel said:
booting up my desire z takes roughly 3 seconds.
why wasting time with a 30 seconds boot image?
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The boot logo at the end only stays til booting is done.
dietotherhythm said:
I installed it and the first bootup it froze on me at the android logo screen part. Second time it started hanging a little bit after where it froze before... then it went black screened and eventually showed my home screen. Weird...
Edit: tried it once more and it's frozen :/
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Trys pushing file to /system/media/
Busy at the moment. Will make one with pershoot's speed later...
xomikronx said:
Sent from my HTC Vision using XDA App
The boot logo at the end only stays til booting is done.
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I think he was refering to hot reboot that the desire z does standard which isnt true rebooting. Its possible to perform one on the G2 via script or an app called Hot Reboot. While the phone is hot rebooting... it will skip parts when booting. So there is no real concern when adding a custom boot animation.
Dancing Android boot animation
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http://img716.imageshack.us/img716/2620/dancingy.gif
I found this gif online somewhere and made a boot animation out of it for a friends backflip.
I haven't tried it on my G1, but I believe they have the same resolution.
this is actually my first boot animation
I'll try on my Magic
I successfully downloaded the boot animation, but i have one major problem. It seems like the phone isn't booting and its just cycling the animation over and over again. So if anyone has any help please so i don't have to reroot my phone.
Oh and i have tried to install another boot animation but this one seems to be over righting it and it wont let me change it.
Awesome boot animation btw
Edit: this thing imo bricked my phone....
Pyroninja23 said:
I successfully downloaded the boot animation, but i have one major problem. It seems like the phone isn't booting and its just cycling the animation over and over again. So if anyone has any help please so i don't have to reroot my phone.
Oh and i have tried to install another boot animation but this one seems to be over righting it and it wont let me change it.
Awesome boot animation btw
Edit: this thing imo bricked my phone....
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If you can get into recovery, your phone is not bricked.
How long have you waited for the phone to boot up properly? I do not know if this is your case because I don't know exactly what you did, but certain flashes/cache cleans require a full 15 minutes to boot sometimes.
Should this NOT be your case, than a logcat would explain what is wrong and causes your phone to cycle indefinitely. Do you know how to make a logcat?
And, nonetheless, if you want to remove this bootanimation and see what happens, you should just have to delete /data/local/bootanimation.zip (via adb since your phone isn't booting completely).
Pyroninja23 said:
I successfully downloaded the boot animation, but i have one major problem. It seems like the phone isn't booting and its just cycling the animation over and over again. So if anyone has any help please so i don't have to reroot my phone.
Oh and i have tried to install another boot animation but this one seems to be over righting it and it wont let me change it.
Awesome boot animation btw
Edit: this thing imo bricked my phone....
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I don't see how a boot animation can brick you're phone, theoretically, maybe theres too many frames for the g1 and that's the problem. Still, I don't think it can overwrite you're other boot animations, it sounds to my like you're doing something wrong.
I would follow hrk's instructions.
worst case scenario: reflash you're rom or a different rom, you're phone will not actually be bricked.
also: I've also tried this bootscreen on a Cliq XT for somebody else, No issues there.
it would be great if Adamsville MITM could get back to me on whether it worked on his mytouch
yea it worked perfectly... no lags in it or anything
heres a screenshot
Thanks adamsville. I guess I'll post this into the htc magic forum as well.
especially that there was no slowdown because when I tried it on a motorola backflip and a cliq Xt, they both played the animation really fast.
I just tried this on my g1 and it's working great, although there was some slowdown at the beginning,smoothed out in the middle and then very bad lag at the end, but it ended up fully booting as expected.
Slow as **** (booting wise) Using yoshi ginger 5.1 Takes over 10 mins to boot compared to the original boot screen included with the rom or other boot screens for that matter.
No idea why.....quite disappointed as it's a nice boot screen
that's odd.
I've noticed that the animation plays really slow on my G1, but I don't see why it would take it longer to boot.
did you just clear you (dalvic)cache? that makes it take much longer to boot the first time.
I think I should delete some frames when I have the time, that might help
Abstract animations originally created by Matt DiVito, mrdiv.tumblr.com.
Dimensions: 480 x 800 px.
Installation on 2.3.x or 4.x.x:
1. download zip file
2. rename into bootanimation.zip
3. put in /system/media replacing original bootanimation.zip
4. restart your phone to see new boot animation!
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Download cage
Download CORE
Download cube_flake
Download expand
Download ico_sphere
Download n_side
Download orange_slice
Download sharp_mind
Download spherify
Download spin
Download triduo
Download twist
Download WORM
Download worm.II
first... dowloading right away.... thanks
OMG, so sick. Has a retro touch to it.
I like almost all of them. Is there any chance to randomize which one is played on every boot? Probably not, right?
Good!!!! is hard to choose one..
Pegart said:
OMG, so sick. Has a retro touch to it.
I like almost all of them. Is there any chance to randomize which one is played on every boot? Probably not, right?
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Unfortunately, I believe there is no such possibility.
NP. Currently I set the Core animation. Sick and slick.
On a side note, there any possibility that these boot animations could cause random reboots? It doesn't seem logical, but it started happening right after I set them. I put about 6 of them in the /system/media folder with only one set to be the boot animation - could this be the problem?
Pegart said:
NP. Currently I set the Core animation. Sick and slick.
On a side note, there any possibility that these boot animations could cause random reboots? It doesn't seem logical, but it started happening right after I set them. I put about 6 of them in the /system/media folder with only one set to be the boot animation - could this be the problem?
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I have tested all of these boot animations on my i9001 and did not encounter any problem. I haven't tried putting several .zips in /system/media though, I store them all on sdcard. But I assume there is possibility of strange behavior after putting unknown files on system partition. You could try to move unused boot animations to sdcard too and see if your phone stops acting weird.
Did just that - moved all other animations to SD card. Will report in a few days if the problem is related.
EDIT: Yep, it seems the random reboots were related to having more of these bootanimaton zips in the /system/media folder. After moving them the reboots completely stopped.
an-tre said:
Unfortunately, I believe there is no such possibility.
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yes you can randomize them
use rom manager
Awesome!
Thanks! it's really hard to choose one hahaha
Can I use these with cm10? I replace the default with one of these and when rebooting it only shoes a android logo and nothing else
nice stuff. using the twist one at the moment. Could you make a version of Twist where the background is solid black (so the lights aren't even on) rather than the lit up "black"??
Another possible great source for bootanimations: http://patakk.tumblr.com/
To OP, how did you "degif" the files? Basically, how did you make the bootanimatons?
Thanks! Something different to choose :good:
Niiiice .., for me i prefere the core ! thanx for the share
i download all and i choose "expand" as my bootanimation now :good::good::good:
Zkaar said:
Can I use these with cm10? I replace the default with one of these and when rebooting it only shoes a android logo and nothing else
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I've contacted the author of these .gifs to ask permission before I converted those into bootanimations. If you are interested in using these bootanimations in your works, I'd contact the author first and credit him, of course.
dharlem39 said:
nice stuff. using the twist one at the moment. Could you make a version of Twist where the background is solid black (so the lights aren't even on) rather than the lit up "black"??
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I do not change whole design, I just convert .gifs into bootanimations with minor changes - to fit the dimensions. But I'll see what I can do, okay.
Pegart said:
Another possible great source for bootanimations: http://patakk.tumblr.com/
To OP, how did you "degif" the files? Basically, how did you make the bootanimatons?
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I'll take a look at that link, thanks.
I use GIMP to edit dimensions of image and convert each frame of .gif into standalone .png or .jpg, then I edit desc.txt to adjust framerate and compress all files into .zip archive. Nothing special.
Rishabh's Bootanimation Thread
Welcome to my collection of Bootanimations. I will be posting my created and ported bootanimations here. I also accept requests and ports, so if you see a nice bootanimation for some other phone, ask me to make it for our phone. I used to port them previously for HTC Pico, but now that I've bought the Redmi 1s, i will be making a few for this too.
Index:
Ubuntu Bootanimaton
Mi-CM11 Bootanimation
Droid Razr M Bootanimation
Instructions:
Download the zip file.
Rename it as bootanimation.zip
Go to /system/media and replace the existing file (make a backup of previous if you wish to revert)
Set permissions to rw-r--r--
Done. Now restart and enjoy!
reserved, just in case
Ubuntu BootanimationA boot animation from Ubuntu for PC
Screenshot:
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Upload some more.
Thank you for your work
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Upload some more.
Thank you for your work
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I have many boot animations planned, but this is a busy semester for me. I'll post some anyhow! Thanks
hey,
do you know how to change the image size of the boot animation? I mean i have a bootanimation for 480p.. and i want it for our phone!!
szzlgupta said:
hey,
do you know how to change the image size of the boot animation? I mean i have a bootanimation for 480p.. and i want it for our phone!!
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yes! there are two ways to do that...
1. Resize it to our phone's resolution, this way you lose quality
2. Center it on screen, this will retain quality but the image will look small
Eg like the Ubuntu bootanimation i made, it is from a 480p source.
Send me the bootanim and i'll work on it.
Modified CM11 Animation with Mi Logo
Mi-CM11 BootanimationA boot animation with CM11's circling arrow and Mi logo
Screenshot:
tatiraju.rishabh said:
yes! there are two ways to do that...
1. Resize it to our phone's resolution, this way you lose quality
2. Center it on screen, this will retain quality but the image will look small
Eg like the Ubuntu bootanimation i made, it is from a 480p source.
Send me the bootanim and i'll work on it.
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https://www.dropbox.com/s/9rloxvjit7zst0b/bootanimation.zip?dl=0
I think this is the one!
It looks like this: https://www.dropbox.com/s/i1gmtv58x9r416k/VID-20130417-WA0002.mp4?dl=0
tatiraju.rishabh said:
I have many boot animations planned, but this is a busy semester for me. I'll post some anyhow! Thanks
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Sure bro.
All the best for your exam :thumbup: :thumbup:
24 india tv serial booanimationon
Any Developer can make 24 Indian TV serial boot animation.
I really thank full too you.
szzlgupta said:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/9rloxvjit7zst0b/bootanimation.zip?dl=0
I think this is the one!
It looks like this: https://www.dropbox.com/s/i1gmtv58x9r416k/VID-20130417-WA0002.mp4?dl=0
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Have a look at the boot animation. If you're satisfied, let me know so that i can Index it in the OP.
Need Help
I am making my own boot animation...made one and its working too but its eating too many space almost 50 mb...can you tell me how to resize it to smaller size but hieght and width should be same(720×1280) only size of that frame like mb to KB...?
farooque7508 said:
I am making my own boot animation...made one and its working too but its eating too many space almost 50 mb...can you tell me how to resize it to smaller size but hieght and width should be same(720×1280) only size of that frame like mb to KB...?
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1. Use .jpg as the image format.
2. If you have photoshop, reduce every image's quality in order to reduce filesize. Do not take it below 20% or the pixels will become evident. This way, below 50% the quality of image will deteriorate exponentially.
3. If you don't have Photoshop you can use a software called FotoSizer, which will do batch jobs.
Can we remove that Mi logo that appears before bootanimation?
Azazel Azay said:
Can we remove that Mi logo that appears before bootanimation?
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It is a boot logo, which is factory set.
You can change it by extracting logo.bin but i don't think there's any tool to do that for Redmi.
Azazel Azay said:
Can we remove that Mi logo that appears before bootanimation?
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tatiraju.rishabh said:
It is a boot logo, which is factory set.
You can change it by extracting logo.bin but i don't think there's any tool to do that for Redmi.
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For that you need to extract kernel and repack with your logo..
Sent from T.A.R.D.I.S.
ashu00 said:
For that you need to extract kernel and repack with your logo..
Sent from T.A.R.D.I.S.
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Oh i see! Have you tried it yet?
Well it will sure be a tedious process, editing and repacking the kernel everytime and distributing.
tatiraju.rishabh said:
Oh i see! Have you tried it yet?
Well it will sure be a tedious process, editing and repacking the kernel everytime and distributing.
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Yes, I've tried, just to see how it works..
There's an excellent guide by manudroid19 here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2476783
Can u port Verizon droid RAZR M boot animations its very beautiful
This is something that I found after an hour or so of googling for cool boot animations. I cant seem to find it again, and I dont think the thread had a preview video or gif, so I extracted all the images from the zip and made a quick video. Attached are two zips that you can just place in "system/media" with root explorer or an equivalent (Of course I would make a backup of the two zips that are there in case you want to revert to stock). Technically its the same zip just renamed, but it works really well for both startup and shutdown .
Also this may be a stock boot animation for one of the Oneplus devices, but I have no idea since this is my first time going Onplus lol. Anyway, hope someone besides me finds this useful :]
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Boot Animation Preview Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CF-421zpqY
Boot Animation Zip:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/lyeb0wi8h0xvurq/bootanimation.zip?dl=0
Please Note: It seems the Shutdown Animation Zip only exists on the tmobile variant
Shutdown Animation Zip:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6s5heqjeqmdw0mf/shutdownanimation.zip?dl=0
I love it. Simple. Clean and effect. Better than those super jazzy, "hey Mom, look! My first boot animation!" Stuff.
Looking good! I would like to use it but I have an "access denied" message when I add the files in "system/media" while I'm rooted with Magisk. I tried with Root Browser and Fx Browser with root permissions.
No problems here using Solid Explorer
jackennils said:
No problems here using Solid Explorer
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It worked with Solid Explorer! Thanks.
I really like it!
GigaBlaster said:
Looking good! I would like to use it but I have an "access denied" message when I add the files in "system/media" while I'm rooted with Magisk. I tried with Root Browser and Fx Browser with root permissions.
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Did you remount /system/ as RW? it is RO by default so you would be denied access unless you did.
Watchdogs is a far better boot animation
Could you please upload a preview for the shutdown one too?
veatesia said:
Could you please upload a preview for the shutdown one too?
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It's the same as the boot animation, but it only plays like 3 or 4 seconds of it, but it works really well.
HaiKaiDo said:
This is something that I found after an hour or so of googling for cool boot animations. I cant seem to find it again, and I dont think the thread had a preview video or gif, so I extracted all the images from the zip and made a quick video. Attached are two zips that you can just place in "system/media" with root explorer or an equivalent (Of course I would make a backup of the two zips that are there in case you want to revert to stock). Technically its the same zip just renamed, but it works really well for both startup and shutdown .
Also this may be a stock boot animation for one of the Oneplus devices, but I have no idea since this is my first time going Onplus lol. Anyway, hope someone besides me finds this useful :]
Boot Animation Preview Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CF-421zpqY
Boot Animation Zip:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/lyeb0wi8h0xvurq/bootanimation.zip?dl=0
Shutdown Animation Zip:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6s5heqjeqmdw0mf/shutdownanimation.zip?dl=0
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hey where do i put the shutdownanimation zip file.
tswb said:
hey where do i put the shutdownanimation zip file.
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it just goes into the same place as the boot animation. You should see both of those files /system/media
HaiKaiDo said:
it just goes into the same place as the boot animation. You should see both of those files /system/media
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My 6T does not have a shutdownanimation.zip by default. Placing your file in system/media results in nothing. Is it only for the TMobile variant?
wasiq224 said:
My 6T does not have a shutdownanimation.zip by default. Placing your file in system/media results in nothing. Is it only for the TMobile variant?
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That's something I hadn't considered. Yeah I have the tmobile variant, but try putting it there anyway and see what happens. It shouldn't hurt anything.
HaiKaiDo said:
That's something I hadn't considered. Yeah I have the tmobile variant, but try putting it there anyway and see what happens. It shouldn't hurt anything.
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Nothing happens when you put the shutdown animation zip in system/media. The phone shuts down as usual with the "shutting down" prompt
wasiq224 said:
Nothing happens when you put the shutdown animation zip in system/media. The phone shuts down as usual with the "shutting down" prompt
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Can confirm. Nothing happened with shut down zip. I'm in tmo variant flashed to international version.
lemonspeakers said:
Can confirm. Nothing happened with shut down zip. I'm in tmo variant flashed to international version.
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Interesting! Alright thanks to both of you for trying, I'll update the OP.
Will this removed the t-mo animations?
It works. I like this animation better than the current stock one.
Thank u OP, looks great, better than stock imo.
This is exactly what I was looking for! I have T-Mobile variant and I really just rooted to get rid of that awful pink garbage when I booted my phone. Fantastic find!